Tessellating with GeoGebra

In class we've been learning how to create tessellations. This time, we're making them with a program called "GeoGebra". This is my tessellation!

You can learn how to create your own tessellation with GeoGebra in this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NAKzOwQIIfk

My tessellation

I made a video to explain you how to make your own tessellation:

El hueso

I made a video about how to create a tessellation:

Las matemáticas del mundo árabe

ABULCASIM ASBAG ABENMOHAMED (El Muhandis)

Es conocido por sus trabajos en Astronomía. Escribió una obra de comentarios a los Elementos de Euclides en forma de introducción a las Matemáticas.

BENABÍXACAR

He is important because of knowing greek science. He studied the work of Euclid and Apollonius conic.

Tesselations are all around us

In class we're learning things about tesselations. In this project, I'm going to describe 4 tipes of tesselations that you can find in nature, in food, in the city and in sport.

Tesselations

NATURE

This is a pine cone. It's made of wooden petals forming a pear-shaped. It repeats in a spiraling sequence.

FOOD

This is a chocolate bar. It's made of chocolate squares forming a square-shaped. It repeats in a grid.

CITY

 This is a step of my stairs. It's made of small tiles in a mosaic-shaped. It repeats periodically.

SPORTS

This is a football ball. It's made of fabric pentagons in a circular-shaped. It repats in a spiraling-sequence.